Don’t Lose Momentum: the Election May be Over, but the Work of Democracy Continues
This past weekend marked the beginning of the end of what may be the one of the most controversial presidencies in history. Seeing
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Mutual Aid at UCSD
COVID-19 has further exposed and exacerbated structural inequalities. But instead of relying on uneven government relief efforts to improve things, people across the
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Wake up America: Systematic Faults of the Police System Fuel, and are Fueled by, Racist America
Americans have been told to maintain peace during the COVID-19 pandemic. Maintaining peace does not mean kneeling on another man’s neck until he
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Sean Compas and his Path from Student to Teacher
Sean Compas’s career embodies the defining values of his alma mater, Thurgood Marshall College. Currently, Sean Compas is a teaching assistant and a
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Remembering the Compton Cookout: Analyzing Our Coverage
Ask any alumni or faculty members who were on campus in Winter Quarter 2010 to write down a list of the most impactful
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Examining Feminism for Women’s History Month
Today’s feminist movement has grown to include more participants than ever before. This makes it especially necessary to focus on inclusivity and examine
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Becca Miller’s Fight Against Structural Sexism
In 1908, throngs of women marched through the streets of New York demanding better pay, working conditions and rights. Their demands were recognized
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Saying Goodbye to OASIS Director Patrick Velasquez
Two weeks ago, I realized I had been waking up wrong my entire life. Walking into Patrick Velasquez’s brightly lit office on a
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How-To Guru: Achieving Gluttony
It’s time to discuss more important matters relating to our campus well-being. Specifically, lunch. I’m a big proponent of lunch, dinner, breakfast, second
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